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Which type of biochemical is shown in the diagram?

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 Which type of biochemical is shown in the diagram?

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attachment

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polysaccharide

        nucleic acid

        lipid

        dipeptide

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This is a dipeptide because you have a carboxylic acid and a ketone.

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The illustration represents a part of which of the following types of biochemicals?

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attachment

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polysaccharides

        proteins

        lipids

        nucleic acids

anonymous · Answer

You've got phosphorus on it so it's an nuclei acid

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The diagram shows the basis for forming which of the following?

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attachment

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proteins

        polysaccharides

        nucleic acids

        lipids

anonymous · Answer

Its a dipeptide again, did you get the right image?

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Yes!

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Its the same image as the one before but its asking a different question.

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Well, dipeptide is amino acids with peptides bonds as well as proteins. So this is the right answer

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So would the answer be proteins?

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Yes

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Which type of biochemical does this diagram represent?